Pres. John Beno Co.
He died 9/4/78]]> Lt. Beno Leaves for East. July 28, 1942
Mrs. Beno Named League Head Friday. May 9, 1948
Beno Namds Head of Retail Board. November 12, 1956
Beno Has Big Role in United Fund. July 24, 1960
Savings, Loan Post To Robert O. Beno. May 8, 1955
Names Mrs. Beno For U.F. Campaign. September 5, 1954
Three Appointments Are Approved By Councilmen; Submitted by Mayor Lash. April 18, 1961
County GOP Committee Names Mrs. Beno New Vice Chairman
Future Plans...of Pottawattamie County's anti-poverty committee are discussed by Mrs. Robert Beno and Wylie King.
Mrs. Robert Beno Is Named To State Board. February 11, 1967
Mrs. Beno Picked As GOP Chairman. December 3, 1968
Bluffs Woman Named To Board. January 31, 1969
Bank Elects Beno, Lynn As Directors. January 15, 1971
Beautiful Setting For The Beno Home. May 16, 1971
Robert Beno dead at 74. September 5, 1978]]> display counters with stools for customer seating, clerks behind counters]]> Oriental rugs on floor, several men and women standing by rugs]]> Scott St & Broadway
See also: downtown redevelopment 3]]> Building's owner wants out of it. May 18, 1980
Major project for downtown. February 10, 1982
Interest rates stall Wickham-Beno plans. June 23, 1982
Building work still 'on hold'. May 10, 1983
Reelfs blasts city on downtown plan; Beno-Wickham for sale. May 17, 1984
'Missing' plaque in good hands. January 8, 1985
Historic Wickham Building sold. May 9, 1985
Wickham Building sale in the works. March 9, 1985
Wickham Building price was $75,000. May 24, 1985
Developer hopes to announce Wickham plans by year's end. November 17, 1985
Project go-ahead 'a call away.' May 12, 1986
Arson possible in Beno fire. April 1, 1987
Council eyes demolishing Beno, Wickham buildings. May 12, 1987
Bank sues, says inspect buildings. September 11, 1987
C.B. officials find no hazards in inspecting vacant buildings. September 18, 1987
Beno building ordered sold to pay off loan. January 5, 1988
Beno's building sold for $55,000. February 11, 1988
Beno's plans eyed. March 5, 1988
Beno-Wickham called dangerous by Bluffs. April 11, 1988
Beno building inspection ordered. July 20, 1988
C.B. moving to condemn 2 landmarks. September 8, 1988
Barricades to be placed around Beno's. September 10, 1988.
Wickham order set back a week. November 10, 1988
Wickham Building obtains another stay. November 17, 1988
Beno building condemnation appeal withdrawn. December 22, 1988
City orders city to curtail danger in two buildings. January 13, 1989
C.B. board gives go-ahead to Wickham condemnation. Feburary 10, 1989
Omaha developer eyes Beno-Wickham property. February 15, 1989
Beno asbestos costs 'rise.' March 10, 1989
Asbestos-removal hearing is set as city moves to raze buildings. May 9, 1989
City plans proceed to raze 2 buildings. February 24, 1989.
]]> Retired Truck Driver]]> 'Believe -it-or-not' people want man's pencil flag. September 29, 1985
He hopes 'flag' puts Bluffs on map. December 8, 1985]]> On back of photo:
"Bentley School
Monday state
See Underwood file"]]> The Stone's Been Found, So...Johny Davis' Grave Can't Be Far Away. March 24, 1965
Store, Post Office Closed At Bentley. January 3, 1966
Silent Town Of Bentley--Once A Booming Community; Progress Has Taken Its Toll. February 23, 1967
Brothers Bring Activity To Bentley; Old School Houses Industry.April 20, 1967
New Furniture Store Opens in Tiny Bentley. November 19, 19790
Future is Bright For Little Bentley. August 6, 1972

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